Marques Skinner Eyes Fourth Star as Versatile Threat for Riverside
Three‑star tight end Marques Skinner, ranked No. 12 in the 2026 Dandy Dozen, seeks a fourth star while preparing to impact Riverside’s offense and defense in multiple roles.
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Three‑star tight end Marques Skinner, ranked No. 12 in the 2026 Dandy Dozen, seeks a fourth star while preparing to impact Riverside’s offense and defense in multiple roles.

Anthony Colandrea, the 2023 Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year, arrives in Lincoln after standout seasons at UNLV and Virginia, bringing a blend of mobility and precision that could reshape the Huskers' offense.

After a celebrated stint at Fitzgerald, where he captured a historic title in 2021, Tucker Pruitt is set to lead Camden County’s football program into the 2026 season, blending wing‑T, single‑wing and spread concepts.
After a 5‑7 finish and an NCAA academic ban, Florida A&M’s football program is reshaping its roster and leadership as it prepares for the 2026 season.
Auburn University’s new coaching staff, led by Alex Golesh, is poised to make an impact as the Tigers aim for a rebound in the upcoming season.
The 2026 football calendar for Brevard County schools begins on August 13 with a Space Coast‑Satellite SSAA clash, and runs through October 30, highlighting weekly contests, Kickoff Classics and a final SSAA finale.
Rockledge High’s Raiders blend a potent defensive line with returning receivers Michael Gonzalez Jr. and Matt Ford, aiming to extend their nine‑year playoff streak as they open the 2026 season against Viera.
After a 7‑3 campaign and a KLAA East Division title, Belleville’s offense returns with a proven quarterback‑receiver duo ready to chase a state crown.
A look at the top‑ranked teams, key players and schedule challenges shaping the upcoming college football landscape.
UCF opens 2026 training camp with low expectations after a projected bottom‑half Big 12 finish. New quarterback Alonza Barnett III brings Sun Belt Player of the Year credentials, while the offensive line, run game and pass rush face major revisions.
The University of Central Florida’s 2025 national championship still reverberates across college football, but the Knights are already confronting a steep climb as they prepare for the 2026 season. Training camp opened with a sense of urgency, as the program grapples with a 7‑20 record against Big 12 opponents and a preseason projection that predicts another bottom‑half finish. At the heart of the conversation is the quarterback position, where UCF has turned to Alonza Barnett III, the Sun Belt Player of the Year who transferred from James Madison. Barnett brings a rare blend of arm strength and mobility, having posted 2,806 passing yards and 38 touchdowns last season, but coaches have flagged accuracy concerns that could shape his early playing time. The offensive line will also be reshaped, with former Wisconsin assistant AJ Blazek and Oklahoma State’s Cooper Bassett brought in to overhaul a unit that struggled in short‑yardage situations, including a three‑run stretch from the 1‑yard line against Kansas. Defensively, the Knights must replace edge rushers Malachi Lawrence and Nyjalik Kelly, who combined for ten of the team’s 27 sacks, while hoping that a more aggressive pass rush from the front four can free up a secondary eager to generate turnovers under coordinator Alex Grinch. A New Era at UCF The blend of experienced returnees like right tackle Preston Cushman and fresh talent from the transfer portal — including Henry Tabansi, Brady Weyburn and Cooper Terpstra — creates a roster that is both hopeful and unsettled. As the Knights navigate a demanding Big 12 schedule, the early results of these moves will determine whether the 2025 magic can be rekindled.

A look at the 20 standout quarterbacks who are drawing national attention, their college pledges, and the legacy that fuels their ambition.

Arsenal’s manager Mikel Arteta confirmed the club’s intention to strengthen its squad before the Premier League campaign, following a convincing pre‑season win and the arrival of new players.
Levi Wyatt Jr., a former Jackson State football player, died in a car crash shortly after completing his college career and announcing his intent to pursue professional opportunities in the NFL, UFL and CFL.

Aiming to foster leadership and athletic development, the league will operate under the NFL’s flag football umbrella, featuring fall and spring seasons across Midland and the broader West Texas region.

Longtime Southwest DeKalb coach William "Buck" Godfrey, a four‑time hall‑of‑fame inductee, passed away at 83. His record‑setting career, scholarly pursuits and mentorship shaped generations of athletes and students.

A plan to monetize FIFA's future revenues has divided world football's leadership, with UEFA and Concacaf demanding the president's resignation and sponsors expressing alarm.

After finishing the 2025 campaign with a 4‑7 record, the Middletown South Eagles are looking to end a title drought that began in 2015. With key seniors returning and a new Class B North alignment, the team hopes to reclaim its place among the Shore Conference’s elite.

Arvell Reese’s unexpected coverage feats, highlighted by a breakup of a pass to Odell Beckham Jr., have earned early praise from coaches and could reshape the Giants’ linebacker approach.

Under Coach Moses Harper’s third-year guidance, Lincoln University’s football program blends seasoned leadership with fresh talent, aiming to overturn a modest preseason forecast and build a lasting legacy.

After a 4‑6 season in an 8‑man format, Meridian High School's football program is preparing for a full‑scale return to 11‑man competition, leveraging offseason strength work and a returning junior core.
C.J. Ham’s week‑long football camp in Duluth added girls flag football clinics for the first time, showcasing the sport’s growing reach and the NFL’s Olympic ambitions.

Indiana’s historic unbeaten season under Curt Cignetti faces new challenges as the Big Ten sees major coaching shifts, roster moves, and championship ambitions.

Three Tennessee football commits will headline a live ESPN 2 broadcast game between Baylor and Brentwood Academy, reviving last year's state championship clash and spotlighting the Volunteers' rising 2027 class.